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Nature on the Future of Science Journalism

nisbetmc | June 29, 2009

Timed with the World Federation of Science Journalists meeting in London, Nature magazine has put together a selection of recent articles focusing on journalism and science communication. The selection includes our recent article at Nature Biotechnology (PDF, news release).

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